Drought leaves southwestern farmers feeling hung out to dry
Recurring drought in the U.S. southwest has left less water to divvy up between seven states and pushed some family farms to the brink of collapse. CBC’s Susan Ormiston travelled to the region and saw how people are trying to cope.
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Drought leaves southwestern farmers feeling hung out to dry
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